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UNITA’ 1-2 Present simple di be, there is e there are
1. How’s the weather in New York? It’s sunny, but I’m cold.
2. Excuse me. Are you Mr Weinberg?
3. I’m very hungry. Is there any bread?
4. There aren’t children in the park.
5. What’s the date today?
6. There are many people at the beach.
7. How tall are you?
8. This church is old. How old is it?

UNITA’ 6-8 Present simple e present continuos
1. I can’t hear you, there is much noise.
2. Are you having lunch?
3. What do you do? I prepare the dinner. Why do you ask me that?
4. I don’t feel well. I go home.
5. This evening I’m going to the cinema with Roy.
6. Do you go to the party tomorrow? I do, but Bea doesn’t.
7. Jim is only interrupting. It is annoying.

UNITA’ 9-10 L’imperativo, present simple e continous, verbi di stato e verbi dinamici
1. Shut up and be careful.
2. Be careful when you cross the road.
3. This shirt fits you well.
4. Kate, I’m speaking to you. Come here and answer.
5. Do you believe in ghosts?
6. You don’t tell him of the party. It’s a surprise.
7. What do you think about my idea?

UNITA’ 11-14 Past simple
1. Jim was very kind.
2. Who did you go to the cinema with?
3. We were very lucky- the exam eas very easy.
4. I see Jim and Tina. They aren’t happy.
5. When was born the children?
6. When was the last time did you buy a CD?
7. Were there many people at the party?
8. Did you watch the match on TV last evening? No, I didn’t.

UNITA’ 15-17 Past continuos e past simple, when e while. Used to e would
1. Do you go to the cinema often? No, I don’t but I used to.
2. What were you doing when I see you’
3. The river didn’t use to be polluted.
4. I’m crossing the road while a cyclist crushed into me.
5. The phone ring while I drove and I don’t answer.
6. I used to study English at the university.
7. My brother and I argued much when we were children.
8. We are speaking of him when he interrupt us.

UNITA’ 18-21 Present perfect (e past simple)
1. We went to Oxford at least twenty times- we know it well.
2. Emily has broken a glass.
3. I played football for ten years.
4. Where’s Gianni? He is out.
5. This is the first time I see psycho. Have you ever seen it before now? It’s a classic.
6. Have you ever been in California?
7. I know him since we were children.
8. Jim went to London and come tomorrow.

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UNITA’ 22-23
1. Did you read this book? I’m trying but I never have time.
2. The children are sweaty because they are playing football in the park.
3. You’re so dirty! What have you been doing?
4. I never liked Rihanna.
5. I haven’t seen Anna for ages- what has she been doing during this time?
6. I’ve been studying for the exam all day.
7. Listen, I’ve been thinking- why don’t we go to get a pizza?
8. Look at what you did, what a mess!

UNITA’ 26-30 Present simple, present continuos, be going to e will per il futuro
1. The sales start on Tuesday.
2. Isaac is coming to dinner tomorrow.
3. Jenny is sad. I think she is going to cry.
4. Next week we’re going to Greece.
5. What do you think Paul will say?
6. Tomorrow we going in Galles for meeting Sam.
7. Lucy and me are going to the cinema this evening.
8. I’m going to take a coffee.

UNITA’34-38 Strutture passive, have/got something done
1. The flight has been deleted.
2. They gave him a new computer.
3. The book hasn’t been published yet.
4. They have already arrested thieves
5. They are making a lot of progress about cancer.
6. Yesterday they were recording a film in the centre.
7. Obama was elected in 2008.
8. The exam results should have been already announced.
9. Many records was broken in these Olympiad.
10. The documentary will be on tonight.
11. It’s said that the director is furious.
12. They advised us not to be late.
13. They stole the Harry’s house.
14. They asked him why he didn’t tell the truth.
15. How do I turn on this tablet?
16. The car has been serviced the last week

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UNITA’ 39-44 Verbi modali (1)
1. Bill can’t speak Italian.
2. Can you manage to arrive on time?
3. Can you ski?
4. I hope we could interview the president.
5. Shall I close the window?
6. Jim doesn’t respond at the phone. He could be sleeping.
7. Could you pass me the salad, please?
8. Sam could be very unpleseant sometimes
9. Are you afraid if I sit here?
10. I must buy a tablet because they stole me the laptop.
11. Jo must go to take me at the doctor.
12. We mustn’t use the vocabulary during the exam.
13. In Italy you must have the driving licence with you when you drive
14. To register you must hand in a writen answer.
15. Don’t forget to buy the bread.

UNITA’ 45-49 Verbi modali (2)
1. I’m not a good friend of Ben. I don’t hold.
2. You should think before speak. Now you are in trouble.
3. You’d better check oil. The red light is on.
4. Emma is lakely to arrive late.
5. You can’t see Paul in centre yesterday evening because he was at the cinema with me.
6. I should call Billy, but I don’t want to.
7. Perhaps Jim is right.
8. You should not eat all that ice cream.
9. The film is wonderful. You have to see it.
10. Do we invite also James?

UNITA’ 50-53 Domande sul soggetto, domande negative, what’s … like ecc.
1. Who gave you the book?
2. Who did you gave the book?
3. Didn’t you want a pizza? Why did you go at Indian restaurant?
4. How far is London from Leeds?
5. How’s the beach? It’s wonderful.
6. Have you got a Jim number’s?
7. Who don’t/doesn’t want ice cream?
8. Who win the world cup’s?
9. How’s your new coach? It’s very nice.
10. How’s the Ellie’s boyfriend physically?

UNITA’ 54-57 Domande indirette, question tags, domande eco, risposte brevi
1. You know where you go to get from Harry?
2. Are you the sister, right?
3. It’s not that you can help me to find the size smaller?
4. Do you think tomorrow will be nice weather? I hope so.
5. Were they arrive late, is it right?
6. Billy didn’t call still, right?
7. Carl has fallen from a tree! He fell from what?
8. Does the plane land? I think so.

UNITA’ 58-61 Verbi + forma in -ing, infinito o forma base
1. If you aren’t careful you risk to falling.
2. I’m sure he will ask you to show him the photos.
3. I pretended not to see him.
4. Did you remember to call Anna?
5. Harry stopped smoking.
6. Julia stopped you to speak with me.
7. He needs someone to repair her computer.
8. Did you hear someone to knock at the door?

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UNITA’ 68-76 Verbi da non confondere, verbi con doppio complemento
1. I didn’t make any mistake.
2. I didn’t understand the joke.
3. What time are we going to arrive at the hotel?
4. It takes much patience to play chess.
5. Let’s have a swim?
6. Do you want to have lunch? No, I haven’t. I have already eaten.
7. You will need to make a decision sooner or later.
8. Sorry, now I haven’t time to speak. I’m going to call you later.
9. We did our best to helping.
10. Did you take a lot of photos at the zoo?
11. I prefer play basketball than watch it on TV.
12. What do you suggest to do?
13. I conserved a piece of cake for you.
14. We must organize the party for Dave.
15. The postman delivered this packet for Jo.
16. Did Amy mention you her new boyfriend yesterday?

UNITA’84-89 Sostantivi e articoli
1. Russia is the biggest country in the world.
2. Is there place for those scarves in your luggage?
3. The capital of Irland is Dublin.
4. I don’t know what to do. Have you got any advice?
5. Sally is one of the three sisters of Paul.
6. Sometimes people do strange things.
7. Light travels at about 1,080 kilometres per hour.
8. Are this cash of James?
9. Turin lost against Naples yesterday.

UNITA’ 90-94 Some, any, no, a few, little, less, every, both, ecc
1. Do you want other lasagne?
2. Some friends asked me how were you.
3. We have no milk.
4. Is there any cheese or I have to buy it?
5. Do you read any of the Carl’s books? I read both, he wrote only two.
6. You should eat less chocolate.
7. I don’t know nothing about the party. How did it go?
8. It remained a little of ice cream- anyone wants it?
9. Jane has do less mistakes than me.
10. Everyone know that he is in love with you.